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Trying to have a baby with PCOS

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Mila88
Mila88

25, and trying to conceive with irregular periods, a little underweight and PCOS. Any success stories out there, how long does it take? is it even possible? Currently taking folic acid, and metformin (1 dose, 500 mg)

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  • ZoeyRudy
    ZoeyRudy Mila88

    Posted

    From what my gynocolgyst advises me, its very possible, just watch your sugar the slightest gram of it can ruin your chances. I have lately done research on ways to naturally alieve my symptems without the meds. google herbs that remove cysts naturally there are literally gobbs of them that are safe for everyday consumption that you can ask your dr if is safe for you.
  • monica98692
    monica98692 Mila88

    Posted

    I don't know if this was just a coincidence, but one of my friend was diagnosed with PCOS a month ago, was put on Metformin and got pregnant 4 days after she started the medication. I have heard though, that it is very common to get pregnant once you start taking Metformin. Good luck!
  • amber67131
    amber67131 Mila88

    Posted

    How has the metformin helped you with your PCOS symptoms?

    I have read that alot of women had success when using clomid and metformin.

    I am not trying to concive and so have started taking Antagolin and i am considering metformin.

  • jessicaM
    jessicaM Mila88

    Posted

    Hi Hun.. It is indeed very possible. I myself have pcos and fell pregnant about a year and a bit after coming off all pills and medication.

    I wish you all the best

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